Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-14
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Bismarck Continues His
Great REsrt.
Germany naa Fressesea ne Peac. sr
BnlanrlN.

G<fma1Y Ea4 Erottf1eN tae EoaeH 81
BalGaFl&.
BxR1xN, Jan. 1a-The debate en- the
army bili cas- resumed IN ehe Rel hssaa
today. Prinee Bismarck again spoke.
He saia that he regretted thai he had
heen prevented from listening 70 Herr
Richtaf's speacn, denyinQ that the Ger
nan pres attacked the Chancellefsa
Bulgarian policy. Gernanv in&arpensd
in the Bulgarian affair. Prince Hiamarck
said. solely 10 prevent Aha execution Of
Tue conspiFafors Who we're Implicated
Ia TIE plos aaainst Prince Alexander, 20
toAt the maintenAnce of peaae miRhf be
nnimpairsd.
In snpport Of these be read Z namber
Of diepttoAea. and adds3. Il am TINS
compelled 70 pruteut 9aFmanysa dlpl0-
mata aud foreign agents from iniadi-
csous attacks by a msndaoiona presa. I
coald oontinae 70 read almllaf d0on-
ments proving that tha attacks have
been made upon 6eTmany'a wider
p0licv." He aaoted from ARTICLES In
the Foiks Zsifung, aud said these decla.
rakiens are unimp0ftant In themselves.
when oOHfaed 20 the neWSpap.r that
makrs them, bat He must take into ao-
count that the majority Of the house
seeks 10 propaaats saoh opinions. There
are those Who cannot remain inactive.
Hsw vacillatinR y tha maiarityl To
day Il has already dropped Hn'gAria.
Hsa, then, ahAll / suppose Il psll, after
three years. retain the same opinion Il
nov has on The matter which occupies
our attention today. Toe 0nannolloF.
as an instance OF the instability % press
opininu. as expFeased In sne keifNHg Ger
maAia and other papers, said shey even
ssk as TO uas our soldiers 20 bar kns-
sia's road 70 OoEstanlinople. To do
this would perhaps hs IN Eaaiand'a in
torests. but We have diihsuii taak 70
maintain peace. and 70 act permanently
~ moderator between tRo powers. both
our friends In years 70 come, u kus-
aia attacks a., then wo mnst and will
defend ourselves 10 the last dEop Of
blood. As matters stand. Russia has no
osase 10 attack as, nor have We cause 20
attack Russia. Il 10 Just a. little inoon.
oeivable thai the Poles would involve us
d0abtful whether they would prohl b. :
how the same party should on one hand
seek 10 involve az. while on the other
hand they would refuse OF eurtail che
me ans OF var"
Or. windthoFst. replying aeain,
pointed Gus that q proper aSpreeiatisn
Of the constitution vas at saFiance with
the OhancellOr's ideas Of political econ.
omv OF policy.
Prince Bismarck. rising abruptly,
said. +In tho constitution it IL plainly
set forth that the Emperor likes the
strength OF the army. II the Rsiohatae
shonld not grant those means for the
aEmy which We consider necee-
aaFy. the King Of Prussia
veuld still havs the resource Of
appealing with every condolences 20 the
Pruasian district, which would no doubt
giant the required meaus. We wish 10
preserve you; yo1 wish TO eneroaoh.
We hope 30 retain eur old d0main; yea
seek 70 acquire neu privileges and
rights you do not nov possess. Ton
ceruing Hanover. 80 constantly advert
ed TO. shall submit the documents de-
manded; We shall then see how matters
stand.
Fraaee wants Peace.
PANS. Jan. l3.- FIcques, on assuming
the ohsir Of Preaiden IN the Chamber
Of Deputies today, said that be hoped 10
zee that concord and fte spirit of con
promise would prevail among the mem
bsra Of the Chamber, whc be hoped
would be animated By patriotic esnula-
tiOn 10 work for the progress OF national
institutions, Ia the 1Fst rank of whioh
the Government placed the army. This
declaration vas received with applause,
inducing Floquet 10 continue-" Whon,
without distinction Of party, We shall
fOllsw With equal aollcitnde the earnest
effeFts Of the valiant yeuth Of Rfanre.
and when, with unanimous impulse, 10
accept every sacrifice 70 Increase our
o0uutfy's power. We do not feel agitated
BY fevsFish impaiienoe or desire. OAly
With Tranquil perseyefinQ viii We place
ourselves IN position 70 fnI6li all our
duties and seoare for France the re-
spect Of all. The ESSENTIAL condition 0f
that ls pc ios, which va pFiz3 as highly
a. anybody 10 ths world" (Pf0ionasd
spplanse.l
enc Eject ef BisusnFek'S speech.
PANS, jan. 13.-The publication Of
the fuli text Of Biamarok's speech 10
the Reschatag tends 70 alter pablo
opiuion, regarding hia ntterance. Ths
ChAnosiler II charged With brutality,
aud endsavorinR 70 proyoka war with
Francs. The principal result will Be
70 strengthen Gen BoulanGef'a demand
for Q military credit. The War Miaisfsr
In order 20 avoid . eon6iot with bis col
leagues. consented 10 aooept 3 credit Of
etRhty seven million francs, Is sulbclent
for the present year, bnt bis original de-
mand for 32s 10000 francs remains 10
his estimate on paper.
Rreneh war sIensurss.
Pans. Jan. 13.-- fhs Senate today re-
elected Leroy Presidents Of the Chamber
ef Deputies, and fixed debate on tbs
budget for Monday. Ths bill relating
10 cereal duties will be taken np aa soon
as the budget IL disposed %. The
CbambeF rejected Baron de- Houbrioan'B
credit Of 87OO0. 900 francs asked for b.
the GIVeFnment. bat the matter will BE-
submitted 20 q special COMMITTEES. The
Governmsni proposes 10 us the credit
10 question IN improving rifles and IN
ereasinR defensos. The pFsamble 20 ths
budget dwsllg on tko importance uf
ohanginR Tue rifles nov II use and
strengthening and adding 20 she de-
IeusiVs power Of the nation. OF the
credit 70,O00 600 francs will be devoted
70 n<s arms the remainder 10 new bar
racks and forts.
The Gesernnent Oppoaflion.
BKaLEN. Jan. - Al meeting Of The
Pr Rfessist membsrs Of the heich-
stag held yesterday evening. u vas
deoided 10 supDorf The Centef in voting
f0f the trienuaas term II the Army bill.
There is not ; sgmptom u vaaksning
on the part ~ ths opposition. or Of ilg
being inclined 70 70 Dey g0d The vi
ennafe lerm. A smali nnmheF 0f The
nobility, Who are membsrs Of the Cen-
ser, viii vote vita ihs dJvsFnmeBt, bus
their sappsft u not likely 70 ansot she
fate Of the bill.
Kn91fah Pslttlefanas
LoNDaH, Jtn. u. Salisbury visited
tbs Qasen t1d4Y. A p3litisal eonfeFsaes
bstHeen 6isdstoue and the Liberal
Uni0nists tosk piaes ~ The residences Of
sir Va. Vernon Hzreoarl today. Those
prassnt were n srcOuFi, Blron Herssh eli,
John Morley. Joseph Cnambeflalu and
Geo. y. TEsEeiyan.
oae Less menaFeh.
The Monarch Line stsamsE Csliie
a march, which lsft Oardla Jan. - for
Pailsdelpaia, w&s abandsaed at eaa in
= EakinR condition. Ihe cnBu weE6
rsssasd 81 ths steamer Lska AuperioF,
Rhirh haa arrived Il Iiaerponi from